Novel & Cerita Leviathan Wakes Series

And then she sees a leaking pipe and walks close to it and drinks from it, as soon as the water got into her mouth, her instinct aroused and right there she knew what to do. She opens her mouth and screams as loud as she could and immediately the pipes break open, releasing water from all corners, breaking her free from the basement, she runs out as fast as she can and teleports herself to Menesia, but unknown to her, she was been followed. End of flash back. Queen Thalia awakens back to reality, she twists and turns her body as she tries to calm down, and the memories came knocking again. Flash back. It was a blood bath. The sound of arrows and swords could be heard from afar, the war betwe

The lingering psychic remnants of the dead father buried in the seabed were completely erased by the violent blood contract pulse. The energy wave swept through the entire ship. It forcibly injected power into the Leviathan’s dead backup mainframe. BEEP—! A long system alert pierced the silence. Emergency lights across all compartments reignited one after another, cold white illumination reclaiming the corridors. Monitors flickered through static before stabilizing. A single command line appeared across every main screen in dark gold characters: [Twin Tyrant Protocol has fully taken over the Leviathan] Surviving executives and armored guards stared at the display.

Blood. The scene rushes back like a tidal wave: Levi, his face a mask of panic and determination, carrying me to the police car amid the chaos. His voice, steady yet filled with urgency, kept repeating that everything would be okay. But fatigue had settled in, wrapping around me like a heavy blanket, and I remember drifting in and out of consciousness, caught in a haze between fear and the allure of sleep. As I survey the room, my eyes land on Levi, sitting in a chair beside my bed. He looks utterly spent, his eyes red and puffy from crying, shadows beneath them telling tales of sleepless nights and anxiety. “Levi?” I say, my voice barely a whisper.

“Kingdoms. Armies. Cities. Washed away beneath a tide of ancient fury.” He looked back at her. “And all of it, Jo... all of it will begin with you.” He gestured toward the ceiling. “They will darken the skies with wings and fins. Tear through the realms like paper.” Jo’s mind reeled. She had heard the whispers. Leviathans. Krakens. Creatures older than the moon itself. Dormant. Neutral. Untouchable. But once awakened, they didn’t obey kings or queens. They followed only the orb.

A statue carved from immaculate white marble. A sleeping deity. Its eyes were closed. Its body is perfectly still. But when the beam reached it, the stone cracked. Golden fractures spread across its surface as the energy poured into it like a soul returning home. The Levites froze in horror. The anomaly they were supposed to guard is now awakening. One of them whispered a name they had prayed never to speak again. “…Yiwei.” The cracks spread further. The statue shattered. Fragments of stone fell away like shedding skin. And the being beneath began to move. Pale skin. Long white hair cascading down his back like flowing moonlight. A presence so immense that the very air of Heaven trembled ben

She stirs, and my heart races, eager to see the light in her eyes. "Good morning!" I whisper, leaving another kiss. This one longer, on her mouth. "Mmm, stop it, Levi!" She groans lazily and starts moving again, opening her eyes a crack. Levi? What? Who is Levi? "Oh my God!" Olivia wakes up all at once, and she seems... desperate? Immediately, she tries to get out of my bed, but I don't let her. "Oh, hold on, where do you think you're going?"

she said, Yvonne raised Rachael’s eyes brow to look into her eyes “Are you on weed?” Yvonne asked “Get your hands of me” Rachael protested “The holy books talked about Leviathans in the sea; the holy books never spoke of the real Leviathans because God had already banished them billions of years before he created man, which means Leviathans were never part of the new plans. They are almost as old as time; they know God better than Angels but they failed our father and his wrath fell brutally” Beth said then looked at Arnold who slowly walked away from them and stood by a window looking out into nature

"And... you better take a look at this." Sebastian stepped up to the thick acrylic glass. As the powerless Tartarus drifted downward, it cleared the cloudy water left by the beast's wake. Below them, the ancient ruins were no longer dead and dark. The colossal, spiraling towers were now glowing with an eerie, bioluminescent blue light. Energy surged through the geometric archways. This wasn't just a graveyard. The Leviathan’s awakening had reactivated the city. And their crippled submarine was falling like a spider-webbed fly directly into the heart of the alien metropolis.

I slammed the screen off and turned. Liam stood in the doorway of the bathroom, his hair still dripping, his robe loosely tied. His Alpha pheromones hit me, the scent of cedar, a scent that once captivated me. "Why did you take my phone?" "Couldn't sleep, wanted to check the financial reports. Grabbed it by mistake in a rush." I put the phone back on the nightstand. "Remembered a couple of accounts didn't match up."

Chapter 75: The Leviathan’s Maw The Leviathan did not just float; it displaced the very idea of the ocean. It was a three-hundred-meter nightmare of jagged obsidian and glowing violet circuitry, a submersible designed by the Sentinels to be a mobile throne for the Hive Mind. As it crested the waves, the sheer displacement sent a thirty-foot wall of water crashing against the surrounding UN destroyers, tossing multi-ton ships like bathtub toys. "It’s not just a ship," Jade whispered, her silver wings flaring to life as she stabilized herself in the air. "It’s a living server. It’s carrying the biological essence of the thousands of 'failed' Updates. It’s a graveyard that can think."